Todd and Julie Chrisley spotted shopping a day before reporting to prison for bank fraud and tax evasion
WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE: The 'Chrisley Knows Best' stars Todd and Julie Chrisley are on their final day of touring around before they head to federal prison on Tuesday, January, 17. Julie was spotted grocery shopping accompanied by her 25-year-old daughter Savannah and mother Pam Hughes. She also stopped at three different furniture stores while her husband Todd was seen heading to the post office.
Julie, 49, was seen wearing a casual all-black tracksuit, and Todd, 53, in a black and white striped shirt, according to Daily Mail. She appeared to be filling up her shopping cart with snacks, sodas, and laundry detergent from a local Publix but her hauling seems confusing as she is soon moving to prison for the next 7 years. She will be reporting tomorrow, January 17, to FMC Lexington in Kentucky. However, her husband will be heading to FPC Pensacola for the next 12 years. The combined 19-year term in prison will be served by the Chrisleys as they were convicted of tax fraud.
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Before going to a Publix and then heading to her home in Brentwood, Julie stopped at the post office. As per the Daily Mail report, with her husband in the passenger seat, she was seen driving back to their home. The duo was accompanied by their youngest children Grayson, 16, and Chloe, 10, and the family looked unemotional during the outing.
A day before this outing, the duo was spotted enjoying their meal with daughters Savannah and Chloe, son Chase and his fiancée Emmy Medders, and also Todd's mother Faye at Taqueria del Sol, out of which Todd's daughter Lindsie was absent from the family lunch, according to the news outlet. However, during the courthouse hearing earlier week where Todd and her step-mother Julie's bond was denied, Lindsie showed her support to them.
MEAWW previously reported that in December 2022, Lindsie filed a report against Todd and she shared shocking details with the FBI in a lengthy interview, claiming she was subjected to physical assault, harassment, and blackmail from her father. She accused her father of threatening to reveal a sex tape of her purchased by her half-brother Chase if she did not falsify information for Todd in his court trial.
With charges of financial crimes including bank fraud, obstruction of justice, tax evasion, wire fraud, and conspiring to defraud the IRS, the reality show couple's spin-off series and shows were canceled in August 2019. Along with the combined 19-year jail term, the duo will be serving a 16-month probation period upon their release.